Your electrician should have his " rough in " or wireing complete prior to your insulation then drywall, tape coat and at least two top coats of spackle then moldings or trim work, primer and first coat of color paint then your electrician can return to hang fixtures , switches, and outlets.

If you are a coloration, make sure you have registered your corporation with DC.http://realpropertymanagementdc.com/blog/item/71-washington-dc-rental-licensing-process

If you plan to resale (flip) the home and would like to sell it fast you should consider updating the kitchen and bathrooms if needed, you should stick to neutral colors inside and out (tile, carpet, stucco etc.) ad low maintenance landscaping.

It makes no difference if all the standards are extremely high as to maintenance, color schemes, landscaping, no junk in the yards, etc. if nobody has the authority to remedy the situation with fines, or having the work done and billing the property owner, etc.If all of that is covered, and it's a good rental area, it can be a great deal.

Lowes sells two different colors for 1.99 sq ft, if you have access to 10% coupons, or a good contact at the pro desk, you can get it for 1.79 or less.

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The map color codes the subdivisions by median tax assessed value.

I wanted to go with something fairly neutral to appeal to the majority of buyers, and not paint a wall an overly dramatic color (blue,green,yellow,pink).

Read the paperwork carefully; if an orange jumpsuit isn't your color, you might want to obey the law.  

I am happy to give you advice about space-planning, color, fixtures and finishes.